Radwin 2000+ SERIES User Manual - 5.3.3
RADWIN
2000+
Series
User
Manual
Release
4.2.40
5
‐
5
Log
‐
On
with
Local
Connection
5.3.3
Log
‐
On
with
Local
Connection
Alternatively,
you
can
log
on
using
Local
Connection
)
without
having
to
change
your
Network
Interface
Card
address.
5.4
Other
Log
‐
on
Options
SNMPv3:
RADWIN
2000+
Series
supports
SNMPv1
and
SNMPv3
either
separately
or
together.
The
log
‐
on
procedure
differs
slightly
between
operation
under
SNMPv1
and
SNMPv3.
shows
the
difference
between
SNMPv1
and
SNMPv3
at
log
‐
on
time.
User
Types:
The
RADWIN
Manager
provides
three
levels
of
access
in
one
of
two
entry
modes.
To
see
them,
click
Options
at
any
time
in
the
Log
on
window
(
above).
You
are
offered
an
extended
log
‐
on
window:
•
The
Local
Connection
method
uses
broadcast
packets
to
“discover”
the
attached
radio
unit.
•
If
you
log
on
using
Local
Connection
,
but
your
physical
connection
is
not
local,
then
any
configuration
you
carry
out
may
affect
other
links
in
the
network.
Do
not
do
this!
•
Do
not
carry
out
this
procedure
using
a
multi
homed
managing
com
‐
puter
also
connected
to
a
network.
It
will
flood
the
network
with
broadcast
packets.
Further,
it
will
throw
any
other
links
on
the
net
‐
work
into
Installation
or
Inactive
mode.
•
As
a
precaution,
default
log
‐
on
over
Local
Connection
is
read
‐
only
mode.
Check
the
Read/Write
enable
box
to
carry
out
installation
pro
‐
cedures.
•
Network
log
on
(IP
address
to
the
radio
unit)
is
recommended.